CrossFont convert truefype & postscript type1 fonts between Mac and PC

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CrossFont - Convert PostScript Type 1 fonts to OpenType fonts

CrossFont is a Windows program that can convert TrueType and PostScript Type1 fonts between Mac and PC platforms.

Features include long file names, automatic file recognition, drag and drop, folder searching, NT SFM support, hinting and internal font data is not changed. CrossFont runs under Windows NT, 2000, 2003, XP and Vista.

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Software Information		System Requirements
Version:	5.0	Windows NT, 2000, 2003, XP and Vista Pentium II CPU 64 MB RAM
File Size:	1.63 MB
License:	Free to try, $40.50 to buy
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Key Features of CrossFont :

Convert PostScript Type 1 fonts to OpenType fonts for Windows PC and Macintosh.
Convert TrueType fonts between Windows PC and Macintosh.
Convert PostScript Type 1 fonts between Windows PC and Macintosh.
Generate missing supporting font files (AFM, PFM, INF, PFA, etc.).
Support for OS X data fork fonts (.dfont).
Supports reading Stuffit (.sit, .sea) and Zip archives.
Preview fonts before conversion.
Character outlines, metrics and hinting are preserved between platforms.
Drop font files and folders onto main window for easy conversion.
Automatically search folders and subfolders for supported font files.
Automatically assigns kerning if it exists.
Create font families.